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Austin Moto Classics

Motorcycle Repair Shops · 1100 Regal Row Ste M, Austin, TX 78748

Independent repair and restoration shop that services Harley-Davidson, Ducati and Triumph motorcycles, from oil changes and electrical work to full custom builds and ground-up restorations.

What to ask a repair shop in Austin, TX

  • Do you work on my make and year? A shop that mostly sees late-model Japanese bikes may not want a 1978 twin, and it is better to hear that on the phone than at the counter.
  • Will you mount tires I bring in, and what does that cost? Many shops will, some will not, and the ones that do usually charge more per tire than for rubber they sold you.
  • What is the diagnostic fee, and does it come off the repair if I go ahead? Ask before the bike is on the lift.
  • Appointment or walk-in, and what is the turnaround right now? In season a good shop can be two or three weeks out.
  • Can you collect a bike that will not run, or do I need to arrange a tow? Some service shops have a trailer; most do not.

Heat is the maintenance story here. Check tire pressure cold before every ride (hot pavement adds a lot), watch coolant and oil levels through summer, and expect rubber to age faster than the tread wears. Early starts beat the afternoon on the bike and at the shop.

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Worth the ride from Austin, TX

  • Salt Lick BBQ (Driftwood)

    Food

    Plan a Hill Country loop around it, since it is a standard stop and the bikes will fit.

  • The Oasis on Lake Travis

    Food

    Terraced restaurant above Lake Travis, the Sunset Capital of Texas, and a popular turnaround on the Comanche Trail loop.

  • Franklin Barbecue

    Food

    Famous brisket and famously long lines at Austin's nationally known barbecue.

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